Thus on Predator Day we meditate on the Alpha Predator aspects of God. The suddenness and ferocity with which an apprehension of the Divine may appear to us; our smallness and fearfulness-may I say, our Mouselikeness-in the face of such Power; our feelings of individual annihilation in the brightness of that splendid Light. God walks in the tender dawn Gardens of the mind, but He also prowls in its night Forests. He is not a tame Being, my Friends: he is a wild Being, and cannot be summoned and controlled like a Dog.-Adam One
On Predator Day, we reflect on the fierce and powerful nature of God, recognizing how His presence can be both overwhelming and fear-producing. This realization highlights our fragility and insignificance in comparison to such divine power, evoking feelings of vulnerability and existential dread in the light of God's might.
God embodies both gentleness and untamed ferocity. While He graces the serene gardens of our thoughts, He also haunts the darker, more chaotic corners of our minds. He cannot be domesticated or controlled, but rather, He is wild and unpredictable, existing beyond our attempts to summon or command Him.
